Chapter 19 — Divorce After Bill

“You told him not to brake.” She shouted. “How did I know someone would die!” “I just want to get the documents!” “The Hua family has so much money, how about sharing some with us?” As soon as this sentence came out, Tan Tieu Hoa immediately stood up. “My father also died!” “You also killed my father!” Luong My Quyen was stunned. Then she suddenly burst out laughing. "Your father received the money." "He deserves it." The police pounded the table. "Luong My Quyen!" I stood up. Step by step walked in front of her. "My parents' lives." "The driver's lives." "My five-year marriage." "My company's reputation." "Don't you dare deny anything." She looked at me. Finally, there was fear in his eyes. Chu Chan Hai stood outside the door. He heard everything. He did not enter. Just lean against the wall, slowly squat down. Seven o'clock in the morning. The court's decision to lift the blockade was sent to my phone. Company account restored. Salary is paid on time. In the supplier group, Tham Boi submitted the lawyer's statement and the court's decision. Hang Vien Group also issued an announcement. Continue to implement the cooperation agreement with Tri Hanh Technology. Also adding one thing. Hang Vien will hold accountable those who spread anonymous slanderous information. I looked at each message. Not excited. There is only calm when the payment begins. Lawyer Han stepped forward. "General Manager Hua, Chu Thua Trach sent a message again." "He said he was willing to leave empty-handed." "Also willing to testify by name of Luong My Quyen." I asked: "Conditions?" Lawyer Han was silent for two seconds. "He wanted you to come and see him one last time." "He said he still had a sentence in his hand that your mother left behind before she passed away." 19 I went to see Chu Thua Trach. Not because I find him pitiful. But because of what my mother said. Outside the interrogation room, the police reminded me: "Miss Hua, the time is ten minutes." I nodded. The door opens. Chu Thua Trach sat inside. After just one night, he seemed to have aged a lot. The beard has grown, the bottom of the eyes are full of blood. Seeing me, he smiled first. "Tri Y, you finally agreed to meet me." I sat down. "Let's talk." He stared at me. "We've been married for five years, you haven't asked a single question?" I looked at him. "Your mother is suspected of murdering my parents." "You are suspected of falsifying evidence, stealing company documents, slandering and transferring assets." "What do you want me to ask?" His face stiffened a bit. "I'm not the mastermind of those things." "I was also tricked by my mother." I didn't say anything. He panicked. "Really." "I was thinking about it all night last night." "I hate her too." "She turned me into this." I asked: "Where are my mother's words?" Chu Thua Trach was silent. I stood up. "If I don't have it, I'll go." He immediately shouted: "Yes!" I stopped. He took a piece of paper out of his pocket. Not recording. It's a piece of paper torn from the back of an old medical record. There is only one sentence above. Tri Y, don't be afraid, don't trust the Chu family. The handwriting is crooked. It's my mother's handwriting. I take it. The fingers tightened. Chu Thua Trach looked at my expression, his voice softened. "She was still alive that day." "When I went to the hospital, she held me." "She told me to give you this sentence." I raised my eyes. "Why didn't you give it?" His throat moved. "My mother said I just lost my parents and couldn't stand the excitement." "She said this sentence will destroy my family." "She said she would wait until you stabilized and then speak." I looked at him. "So you hid it for eight whole weeks." years." He didn't dare look at me. "Then you forgot." I laughed. "When you stole my safe, you didn't forget." "When you threatened me to withdraw your application, you didn't forget." "Now that you want to exchange for a reduced sentence, you remember." Chu Thua Trach's face turned red. "Hua Tri Y, I was wrong." "But I also stayed with you for five years." "When you were most difficult, I was by your side." I

folded the piece of paper and put it in his pocket. "You're staying with me to make me a cash machine for the Chu family." He suddenly raised his head. "No!" I calmly said: "Whether it is or not, the court will decide." "If you're willing to testify, just tell the truth." "It's okay if you don't want to." "The recording, video, witnesses and your mother's cash flow are enough." Chu Thua Ze panicked. "What about you?" "I can give you a way out." "I looked at him. "Have you ever given me a way out before?" His lips trembled. "You can leave empty-handed." "You can apologize." "You can post a statement online, saying the company has nothing to do with you." "You can also name Chu Man and your mother." I asked: "Conditions." He seemed to have caught an opportunity. "I withdraw the request to prosecute you for criminal liability." "Only divorce proceedings." I laughed. "Up to now you still don't understand." "It's not whether I want to prosecute or not." "It's that you broke the law." The light in his eyes gradually faded. I stood up. “Chu Thua Trach.” “I didn't come today to negotiate.” “But to take back the last thing my mother left me.” “Now I've got it.” He suddenly slammed the table. “Hua Tri Y!” “Are you really that heartless?”